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When individuals are mentally incapacitated and unable to take care of themselves, courts will appoint a guardian or conservators. The process usually starts with a concerned family member or friend petitioning the court to act on an individual's behalf. Britney...
As parents get older, making normal decisions becomes more difficult for them. You may consider writing a will for them or creating a power of attorney. In Florida and other states, there is the additional option of becoming the guardian of an elderly parent and...
Conservatorships and guardianships are created to provide services for people who cannot take care of themselves because of mental or physical deficiencies. The Florida court system intervenes to choose a conservator or guardian who is usually a family member or close...
Sometimes Florida courts will appoint guardians when an individual isn’t able to take care of themselves anymore. This can be due to a decline in mental facilities or because of a life-altering accident or injury. A guardian will oversee the general care of the...
There are many instances in which a court finds the need to appoint a guardian or conservator. Typically these roles are necessary when a minor or physically and/or mentally incapacitated adult becomes a ward of the court and therefore needs additional assistance. It...
Children need strong guidance. While that usually comes from their parents, it can be gained elsewhere as well. In Florida, a child may need guardianship depending on the circumstances. It’s important to know the difference between guardianship and custody. What is...
Florida adults who are unable to care for themselves or competently make decisions on their own are often placed under the care of adult guardianship or conservatorship. Such arrangements are designed with the best interest of the disabled parties involved....
Generally, becoming a guardian means you are legally responsible for a person and can make decisions on their behalf. The first thing that might come to mind is becoming a guardian of a child. However, there are many different types of guardianships out there....
As your parents grow older, they may be less capable of caring for themselves. This can lead to health issues and financial problems, both of which are extremely damaging if left unaddressed. At some point, it might be necessary to appoint a guardian to oversee your...
Choosing a guardian for a minor child is an important part of estate planning. Without one, if both parents die before the child turns 18, the court will decide who will care for the child. Having the discussion may not be easy, but parents need to outline what is...
